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| European Islamic Centre (EIC) |
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European Islamic Centre (EIC) is a unique project for the Muslim community in Britain with a focus on Greater Manchester and surrounding North of England areas. It is being undertaken by the UK Islamic Mission, a well established Islamic social welfare organisation based in Britain. Once completed, the centre will consist of a large mosque, a full time Madrasa, social educational and economic projects, venue for interaction with other communities and a base for international humanitarian projects. Click here to learn more about Europen Islamic Centre
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| UK Islamic Mission - An Introduction |
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The UK Islamic Mission is a national organisation with over 40 branches and Islamic
Centres working across the United Kingdom. The UK Islamic Mission formed in the early
1960's, it has served the Muslim community in particular and has helped to
build bridges of understanding and mutual respect across faith communities.
As a national organisation, we organise events at local, regional and national
level to improve the understanding of the Muslim beliefs & practices,
Islamic teachings, Islamic information, Islamic knowledge. This includes
running daily educational classes for the young, weekly activities for
teenagers, youth and male/ female adults, seminars for Muslims and other faith
communities, exhibitions at schools and libraries, as well as facilitating
visits to Mosques (Masajid) and working with interfaith groups throughout the
country (England, Scotland and Wales). Furthermore, volunteers of UK Islamic
Mission visit hospitals and prisons to help those who are less fortunate than
us.
Our doors are open to all, irrespective of individual belief, and we are always
encouraging people to come forward and to join us in helping others - Muslims
and non-Muslims alike. To this end, why not become a Friend of Mission and start to make a difference today? Whatever you decide, I hope this site
gives the information that you are looking for and that you will visit us
again. Please also feel free to comment on the site and, if you prefer, on the
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UKIM
Condemns the Proposed Wootton Bassett Protest |
The UK Islamic
Mission strongly condemns the call for a proposed march in Wooten Basset by the
small and extremist group Islam4UK. The very idea of proposing such a thing is
quite repugnant and shows great insensitivity to the families of British
soldiers who have lost their lives in Afghanistan . We urge fellow citizens to
stay united and not let their publicity stunt succeed in creating conflict
between our communities in the UK.
The UKIM is an
affiliate of the Muslim Council of Britain and it fully supports the following
statement released by them to the press on this matter.
Press Release by the MCB
Proposed Wootton Bassett Protest: A Publicity Stunt that Deserves Disdain
The Muslim Council of Britain echoes the sentiments expressed by Allison Bucknell, Mayoress of Wooton Bassett, and condemns the call by the fringe extremist group Islam4UK for their proposed march in Wootton Bassett. This group thrives on controversy and we will do well to ensure we do not grant them the oxygen of publicity they crave.
The overwhelming majority of British Muslims want nothing to do with such extremists. Like other Britons, Muslims are not opposed to Britain 's Armed Forces. Indeed, Muslims have made a deep and historic contribution to this nation's defence, with over 2.5 million serving in the First and Second World Wars. The deaths of those in Afghanistan and other areas of conflicts are not only a concern amongst Muslims, it is shared by other British people, who do not resort to such sensationalist and divisive stunts.
The MCB respects the value of free speech in Britain and echoes the sentiments of many of its affiliates to disregard such provocations. We commend the Wiltshire Islamic Cultural Centre and others for issuing a clear message that this protest is not acceptable and has no support at all by the local Muslim community.
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UKIM Wolverhampton - www.ukim.info |
If you live in and around Wolverhampton and would like to find out what the Muslim community is up to, then you have come to the right place. UKIM is a national organisation with local roots serving the Muslim community with over 40 branches and centres across the UK. The Wolverhampton branch is located on Newhampton Road East in Whitmore Reans, a stones throw from the City Centre and close to M ... More
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WELCOME TO YORK MOSQUE |
Welcome to York Mosque & Islamic Centre's new website. You can learn about the prayers timings, Local Events, Study circles in the City of York. visit http://yorkmosque.org
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New Madina Masjid Nelson |
We have been working in Nelson for the last 40 years and we pray and hope added value to the social contribution of our community. We want to do much more and to also reach out to our non Muslim friends the hand of understanding love and spiritual benefit. We believe if God is not part of our lives than that emptiness in our hearts will be filled by material or egotistical forces that will in turn ... More
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"Say to the believing men that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty:
That will make for greater purity for them:
And Allah is well acquainted with all that they do.
And say to the believing women that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty;
That they should not display their beauty and ornaments except what (must ordinarily) appear thereof;
That they should draw their veils over their bosoms and not display their beauty
Except to their husbands their fathers their husbands' fathers
Their sons their husbands' sons
Their brothers or their brothers' sons or
Their sisters' sons or their women or
The slaves whom their right hands possess or
Male servants free of physical needs or
Small children who have no sense of the shame of sex;
And that they should not strike their feet in order to draw attention to their hidden ornaments.
And O ye Believers! turn ye all together towards Allah that ye may attain Bliss.
(Quran 24:30-31)
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The major sins are associating other objects of worship with Allah, disobedience to parents, murder, and deliberate perjury.
(Bukhari, Muslim).
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